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Infrastructure, mid-market corporate lending and emerging areas such as fund financing continue to attract capital, supported by structural financing gaps and resilient cashflows.

From London offices to build-to-rent platforms, Australia's third-largest pension fund has transformed its global property portfolio through thematic investing focused on demographic shifts and technological disruption.

Crashing panel prices and oversupply have hit manufacturers hard, driving investors toward renewables with storage.

As Asian governments take vastly different regulatory approaches to artificial intelligence, investors are navigating a fragmented landscape where data centre booms and policy uncertainty create both massive opportunities and significant risks.

Private credit assets are expanding quickly in Asia, but the region is still far from the saturation and loose structures seen in the US and Europe.

The Singapore family office hasn't abandoned the booming asset class but slipping covenant standards are a growing concern.

Family offices are charging deeper into private equity, taking on institutional investors in deals while layering into complex products. But rapid expansion, rising rates and weak governance controls are combining to raise the stakes, and the risks.

Rising global security pressures and surging defense budgets are prompting institutional investors across Asia and beyond to recalibrate their strategies.

Fallen developer Evergrande’s Hong Kong delisting casts a spotlight on China’s property crisis and raises fresh questions about the battered sector's future role in the world's number two economy.

The insurer is ramping up its push into private markets while sharpening its investment focus on Hong Kong and mainland China.

With sentiment weighed down by US trade policy, a 19% property investment decline in Q2 masks a major strategic shift, as capital flows into sectors including data centres and South Korea's logistics sector.

Bryan Goh, CEO of Singapore’s Tsao Family Office, says long-term interest rates and structural economic shifts are defining how families navigate wealth today.